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The City of Kenai begins its annual post-dipnet cleanup. And, a Sterling developer will turn a chunk of land near Mackey Lake into a storage site.

A video of a brown bear swimming near the mouth of the Kenai River goes viral. And, a group of setnetters pivot to seining to try and save Cook Inlet's east side commercial fishery.

Two bills heading to the U.S. Senate may fund projects in Soldotna. An orphaned walrus calf is under the care of the Alaska SeaLife Center. And, a missing hiker sparks a two day search effort in Kachemak Bay State Park.

A local film company is looking for extras. KDLL's Hunter Morrison calls in from Salmonfest. Plus, a unique music festival returns to Seldovia.

The U.S. Economic Development Administration announced on Thursday that it was awarding a $3.1 million grant to the Chugach Regional Resources Commission to help boost mariculture workforce development on the Kenai Peninsula.

Soldotna's Harvest Moon Festival is the Kenai Peninsula’s largest farmer’s market of the year. Vendors must sell Alaska-grown food or locally-sourced products.

Two Cook Inlet salmon fisheries will receive more than $9 million in federal disaster relief. Kenai Peninsula libraries observe Banned Books Week. Plus, two Alaska-based social media influencers say you can make money in the state with the right content.

Central Peninsula Hospital will hold a bone marrow drive Friday. The City of Kenai wraps up landscaping work at the municipal airport terminal. Plus, a Homer art gallery remembers its founders.

Martha's Cocina is Kenai's newest Mexican restaurant. The eatery is home to a number of Latin American favorites, in addition to daily menu specials and numerous tequila options.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider whether to create a working group that would study how tourists can pay their fair share for borough services while visiting the peninsula. A civil rights attorney sues the Alaska Department of Public Safety for release of body camera footage from May’s violent trooper arrest in Kenai. The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host drumming lessons for its final cultural workshop of the summer. Plus, researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks are studying ways to preserves Alaska's wild berries.